Key terms

  • Seller: Tiger Shroff
  • Buyers: Mehta Deepali Pravin and Aniruddha R. Khandekar
  • Property: Flat 901, 9th floor, Wing D, Rustomjee Paramount, Khar West
  • Carpet area: 1,291.14 sq ft (119.95 sq m)
  • Exclusive areas: 95.80 sq ft
  • Parking: two basement-2 car parks, T-14B2-129 and T-14B2-130
  • Consideration: ₹9,00,00,000
  • Original purchase: 17 July 2018 from Keystone Realtors for ₹7,60,86,700
  • Possession then: 30 November 2019
  • Sale Deed: 22 October 2026, registered as MBI11-22674-2026
  • Stamp duty: ₹54,00,000 plus ₹30,000 registration

Actor Tiger Shroff has sold a ninth-floor flat at Rustomjee Paramount, Khar West, to Mehta Deepali Pravin and Aniruddha R. Khandekar for ₹9 crore, according to the registered sale deed provided by CRE Matrix, a real estate data analytics firm. The deed was made in Mumbai on 22 October 2026 and registered the same day as MBI11-22674-2026 at the Joint Sub-Registrar, Mumbai-11. Stamp duty of ₹54 lakh and registration fee of ₹30,000 (total ₹54.30 lakh; GRN MH012262965202627N, paid 21 October 2026 and defaced the next day) were deposited by the buyers. Document handling charges of ₹2,200 were paid on 22 October.

Tiger Shroff originally bought the flat from the developer, Keystone Realtors Private Limited, on 17 July 2018 for ₹7,60,86,700 under an agreement registered as BDR18-7483-2018. He received possession on 30 November 2019.

The flat

Flat 901 is on the 9th floor of Wing D, Rustomjee Paramount D Co-operative Housing Society Ltd, at Main Avenue Road, 18th Road, Khar West, Mumbai 400052. The carpet area is 119.95 sq m, or 1,291.14 sq ft, with exclusive areas of 8.90 sq m, or 95.80 sq ft. Two basement-2 car parks, numbered T-14B2-129 and T-14B2-130, go with the flat. At the sale price, that is about ₹69,700 a sq ft on carpet. The society, registered on 20 November 2019, has issued Share Certificate No. 12 for ten shares of ₹50 each, numbered 111 to 120, in Tiger Shroff’s name. A corpus fund of ₹34,61,400 standing to his credit is to be transferred to the buyers.

The parties and the price

The seller is Tiger Shroff, 36, of Flat 2201, Rustomjee Paramount Wing E, junction of Ramkrishna Mission Road and 18th Road, Khar West. The buyers are Ms Mehta Deepali Pravin, 46, of 605, Kalpana Besant Street, near Library, Santacruz West, and Mr Aniruddha R. Khandekar, 47, of Flat 8, Madhu Kunj, Plot 33, Nutan Laxmi Society, N. S. Road No. 10, Juhu Scheme, Vile Parle West.

Of the ₹9 crore, ₹3.27 crore came from the buyers’ self-funding, ₹9 lakh was deposited as TDS in the seller’s name, and ₹5.64 crore came through a loan taken by the buyers. The seller has confirmed that any earlier loan on the flat has been fully repaid and closed, and that the flat is free of mortgages, liens and other encumbrances. Vacant possession, the original share certificate and title papers are to be handed over on registration. Society transfer fees are to be shared equally. The society has issued a no-objection for the buyers to be admitted as members.

A resale of a 1,291 sq ft Khar West flat that Tiger Shroff bought from Keystone in 2018 for ₹7.61 crore, now closed at ₹9 crore, is on the public registration record circulated by CRE Matrix.

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